SouthWind Models Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Bay-window Cabooses

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWM-C1

Factory:

Green Art Brass Scale Models, Korea

Prototype Info

Style:

bay-window

Year/Era:

1941

Road Name:

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)

Class:

I-5B

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

1992

Road Number(s):

C-2505

Product Type:

brass

Finish:

painted & lettered, or unpainted

Wheels:

scale

Notes:

This model represents the as-built, 1941-1945, 15' wheel-base version. The models came with sprung trucks.

Only Kadee S #802 or 808 couplers and maker lamps need to be added to complete the model.

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWM-C1

Factory:

Green Art Brass Scale Models, Korea

Prototype Info

Style:

bay-window

Year/Era:

1945

Road Name:

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)

Class:

I-5BA

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

1992

Road Number(s):

C-2506

Product Type:

brass

Finish:

painted & lettered, or unpainted

Wheels:

scale

Notes:

This model represents the 1945-1955 version when the car's wheelbase was lengthened from 15' to 19'.

Only Kadee S #802 or 808 couplers and maker lamps need to be added to complete the model.

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

SouthWind Models

Manufacturer ID:

SWM-C1

Factory:

Green Art Brass Scale Models, Korea

Prototype Info

Style:

bay-window

Road Name:

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)

Class:

I-12

Model Info

Gauge:

S

Introduced:

1992

Road Number(s):

C-2820

Product Type:

brass

Finish:

painted & lettered, or unpainted

Wheels:

scale

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Notes:

This model represents the 1955-1970 version that had been refitted for use in caboose pool service in the 1960s by adding electric generation and batteries. Also toilets and a retention tank were added. A red version was sold, and a yellow Chessie B&O and C&O, from 1970, were sold.

This is Bill Lane's model of the Chessie version of the I-12. It was painted by the late Charlie Carangie. Bill added the rock guards details. The model suffers from a few issues, one of which is that the truck journals hit the steps, limiting the track radius that this car can handle.

This is how the model arrived in the box, except that Bill had already moved the steps out a bit to resolve the truck-clearance issue.